Raffale

[M.K Cleaners.co.uk]

When we getting another one on the go?

 

[Gavin]

As soon as I can sort out the legalities :blink:

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[M.K Cleaners.co.uk]

As soon as I can sort out the legalities :blink: Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

Can we not do one on the side? lol

 

[Gmeister]

Not this month am well skint! Lol

 

[harunh]

Wats the prize this time? £500.00 purefreedom vouchers ? /emoticons/wink.png lol

 

[harunh]

Not this month am well skint! Lol

Rnt we all mate lol

 

[M.K Cleaners.co.uk]

Not this month am well skint! Lol

Savings, Back up money?

 

[rcproperty]

As soon as I can sort out the legalities :blink: Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

There is away round it not needing a license to have a raffle!! if you want to know?

 

[Gavin]

Really I have tried to find a loophole but no such luck.

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[rcproperty]

There is one, school that mum used to work at did it all the time, all we need to do is donate say £5 using the donate button, and then you can just email a number to the person free of charge, then do a free prize draw. We didn't buy a ticket, you gave us the raffle numbers free of charge, and you just pick one number like you did before,

 

[Gavin]

Apparently this is still seen as needing a licence. I will look into it more when I get chance.

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[rcproperty]

Here's the regulations on free prize draws

prize competitions and free draws - the requirements of the gambling act 2005 - december 2009.pdf

 

[rcproperty]

Apparently this is still seen as needing a licence. I will look into it more when I get chance. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

No, not needed. See attached file on previous post.

 

[rcproperty]

Also on this link

http://www.out-law.com/page-6780

Under the Gambling Act 2005, a competition will not be a lottery if it satisfies the "skill" test or if no payment is required to enter. Under the old law, the skill test was satisfied if winning depended "to a substantial degree on the exercise of skill" – "substantial skill" was not required. Under the Gambling Act 2005 the test is whether the person organising the competition has a reasonable expectation that the skill requirement will either deter a significant proportion of potential participants from entering or prevent a significant proportion of entrants from receiving a prize.

 

[M.K Cleaners.co.uk]

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